"targeted host" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific individual or group that is the recipient of an action. For example, "The malware was specifically targeted at the host computer."
Upon translocation, TALEs bind via a well-deciphered recognition code to specific sequences in the promoter region of targeted host genes, thereby activating expression of those targeted genes.
Focusing on directly targeted host proteins, we found a bell shaped curve (Fig. 1D) at relatively short path lengths.
As a consequence, the length of the shortest path of AKT1 to a directly targeted host protein is 1.
In comparison to directly targeted host proteins, the corresponding mean value significantly shifted to higher numbers of viral proteins that indirectly interact with HDF proteins (4.6±3.0), a distribution that is significantly different (Student's t-test, P<10−36).
Nevertheless, this virus protein insensitive set is meaningful, as it provides a first estimate of HIV-1 targeted host proteins.
As such, it is directly applicable to identifying host protein sets enriched with virus targeted host proteins for a wide scope of infectious diseases.
Analysis of this modular framework in the specific context of a viral infection showed that 38% of the modules (n = 118) are targeted by at least one viral protein, with 17 highly targeted host-spot modules (red), while other modules are poorly targeted (pink).
In order to launch the secure communication to target host group managers, a communication-efficient multicast path is required.
These findings illustrate that targeting host arginine-associated metabolic pathways is an effective means of controlling viral replicative processes.
Pathogenic bacteria possess adhesion protein complexes that play essential roles in targeting host cells and in propagating infection.
They exhibit sophisticated functionalities such as protection of cargo molecules (e.g., their genome), targeting host cells and triggered release of their cargo.
